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... desertion, says message from Los Angeles. R. Turpin Beaten in London Fight At the Queensberry Club, London. last night. Staff In-; stiuctor J. Ryan (A.P.T.C.), the Army welterweight champion, beat R. Turpin, of Leamington, on a casting vote Wales beat ...
... : J. Simpson (R.A.F.), Featherweight: J. Carter (R.A.F., Stafford). Lightweight: (Gummery’s). H. Peacock Welterweight: R. Turpin (Leamington). Middleweight: R. Panter (Gummery’s). Heavyweight: G. Scott (Notts.). C. Squire, of Humber-Hillman. after beating ...
... contrast, the special junior K^~ rvice) - Joyce was bout between R. Turpin (Learn- cup - w> ington Boys’ Club), British . WOI £ n r a r, Junior champion, and brother * u or tlle of Dick Turpin, and V. Harri- £° y of y . ea son (Birkenhead A.8.C.) was a Ar ...
... R. A Turpin (Leamington), J. Carter (R.A.P., Stafford), G. Scott (Notts. Police) won A.B.A. championships in London on Saturday. Turpin, a product the Leamington Boys’ Club, won a national junior championship earlier this year. On Saturday. Turpin qualified ...
... d that there would be an exciting meeting between Randolph Turpin (Leamington Boys’ Club), the British amateur welter-weight champion, and Corporal w. Thom, of Birkenhead, runnerup to Turpin in the 1945 championship. The first round was promising with ...
... JUNE 25, 1945 QOSSIP FROM THE WORLD OF SPORT Leamington Boxer tor A.B.A. Finals: Coventry Girl Cyclist’s Notable Win UDOLPH TURPIN, the 17 years old coloured Leamington boxer, by knocking out Sergt.-Instructor Johnny Ryan (Chesterfield), Northern welter-weight ...
... * fTIHERE are several sporting items in which 1 think you will be interested. Randolph Turpin, 17 years old Leamington amateur welterweight. brother of Dick Turpin, who was well known in the Midlands up to the early stages of the war, knocked out Sergt- ...
... RUGBY, on MONDAY MAY 14th. 1945, at 2.30 P.m. proopt. subject to conditions of Sale. Solicitors; Messrs. Bretherton Crofts Turpin, Church Street. Rugby ...
... e committee carried out local arrangements and provided hospitality on a generous scale. Boxing N recognition of Randolph Turpin’s victory at the Albert Hall, and to express admiration of his achievement in the boxing ring, the executive committee of ...
... National Championships R. Turpin, Leaminetton Boys’ Club and L. Allen, Gummery's and Bcdworth Boys’ Club became National amateur boxing champions at the Junior championships of Great Britain, held in London on Saturday. Turpin won the lOst. 71b. Class ...
... the Telegraph Cup. beating Rootes 7-3. There was a gate of 4,085, Two local boys have won national A.B.A. championships. R. Turpin (Leamington) is lOst 71b. Class B (15i to 17 years) champion, and L. Allen (Gum- and Bedworth Bovs’ Club) 9st. Class A (14 ...
... THLETES and sportsmen in Coventry and district have distinguished themselves recently. Randolph Turpin, 17 years old Leamington boxer, brother of Dick Turpin, wellknown middleweight, won the national amateur welterweight championship at the Albert Hall ...